Pennsylvania's Thomas Smith Early American Leader and Judge
Thomas Smith of Scottish birth rose to prominence in Pennsylvania as a Continental Congress member and Supreme Court judge. He helped survey Huntingdon, held multiple county offices, practiced law with James Wilson and Hamilton, and contributed to state governance before settling in Carlisle.
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Corns Lift Off No Pain Freezone Reveal
An advertisement promises instant corn relief with a small bottle of Freezone priced at a few cents. It claims the corn stops hurting quickly and lifts off with vigor, removing hard or soft corns and toe calluses without wear or irritation.
Notable Pennsylvania jurist Thomas Smith dies after long service
Widely known land title expert and member of Dickinson College board, Thomas Smith served as Judge in the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania for over 15 years before his death on March 31, 1809. He helped found Carlisle college and was buried at Christ Church, Philadelphia. The article also mentions Carrie Jenson, who managed a Grant Michigan farm to become the township's top taxpayer.
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Willam Bradford, Jr
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Thoreas Passmore
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Carrie Jenson
Grant
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Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children ad claim
Mothers urged to use Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children to protect their sickly children during the season. The copy promises relief of feverishness constipation teething disorders headaches and stomach troubles and claims 30 years of use. Free trial package offered by Mother Gray Co LeRoy New York.
Fear Reprisals For Killing Of Two Communists
War sa w March 31 Soviet reprisals feared for Poles held in Russia after two Polish Communists Gaginski and Wietzorkowicz were shot by police sergeant Muranzio while being escorted to the border for exchange. The pair had been sentenced to death twice and reprieved by Poland's President Wonjciechowski. The Soviet agreed to exchange 30 Poles. Muranzio said he fulfilled a patriotic duty.
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Farm Bureau To Move Headquarters Wednesday
Lawrence County Farm Bureau will relocate its headquarters on Wednesday morning from the Green Building to Room No 9 in the Dean building. The move aims to streamline operations and improve access for members and staff.
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Sodality Party For Friends At Marys Church
One hundred young men and women attended a social hosted by the Young Ladies Sodality of Marys Church at the K. or G. Home Monday night from 7:50 to 11. Dancing cards and various music provided the entertainment as the committee served refreshments. The event is part of a series leading to the bazaar planned for late April. A survey notes college women average four and a half hours weekly in dancing, about half their study time outside class.
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Two Motorcyclists Die In Turnpike Crash
Two men Rupert Hillian and Wilfred Phillips of Lynn were killed when their motorcycles collided with a stalled automobile rack on the Andover Turnpike. Police described the crash as accidental and ongoing investigations were begun.
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Lynn
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